1241 Hightower Crossing NW

Welcome to 1241 Hightower Crossing in Marietta, Georgia — a stunning and VERY upgraded townhome that seamlessly blends luxury, functionality, and distinctive design. The heart of the home is a chef’s dream kitchen outfitted with premium Thermador appliances, including a brand new 36” x 84” built-in refrigerator, a 36” gas cooktop, oven/microwave combination, and a whisper-quiet dishwasher. The elegance continues with a 45.5” x 123” solid quartzite countertop, anchored by a Kohler Whitehaven 3/4 low divide porcelain farmhouse sink, purified top hat ice from a Scotsman Ice Maker, and pristine water from a MaxiFlow purification system. The walk-up dry bar exudes sophistication with a Thermador beverage fridge, an architectural travertine stone wall, and leather-accented cabinetry, while the morning pantry bar stuns with Summit double freezer drawers and reclaimed Amish Pennsylvania barnwood shelving on a Turkish travertine backdrop.
The kitchen's Soho Studios Baroque crackled ceramic mosaic tile backsplash with Asian Statuary Lines perfectly complements the brushed nickel hardware. Bali Solar Shades ensure privacy while letting in natural light, and cedar-wrapped ceiling beams, seven chandeliers, and three stylish fandeliers add a warm and elevated ambiance throughout. The powder room is a statement of modern elegance with a piano black vanity and etched mirror. Upstairs, the second floor showcases beautiful hardwood flooring throughout, with spray-foam insulation in the attic ensuring energy efficiency and comfort year-round.
The primary suite is a luxurious retreat, complete with a free-standing soaking tub, a dedicated glam zone for hair and makeup, and a Kohler Karing bidet installed in January. Every detail in this exquisite home has been thoughtfully curated for discerning buyers seeking comfort, innovation, and elevated design in one of Marietta’s most desirable locations. Here you’ll find the convenience of being right next to the Marietta Square with restaurants and shopping galore, and Kennesaw National Park.